3 Fantastic DVDs!
Our Created Solar System, Volume 1: What You Aren't Told About Astronomy--DVD, Expanded and Revised Edition Did God create our solar system less than 10,000 years ago---or did it form by itself from a cloud of gas billions of years ago? Through more than 230 breathtaking photographs and graphics, this video tour of the solar system will prove how recent discoveries support the biblical account---and how each planet uniquely testifies to our Creator. 110 minutes.
Our Created Stars and Galaxies, Volume 2: What You Aren't Being Told About Astronomy--DVD In "Our Created Stars and Galaxies" you will travel beyond the Solar System and through the Cosmos through 130 breathtaking photographs, videos, and graphics. Spike Psarris will argue that according to the secular model none of the stars and galaxies above should exist, and that such an astronomy model fails to explain the heavenly bodies. This is presented in contrast to the Biblical account of Creation that's consistent with what we see. Also, viewing the Universe in light of Scripture gives us tremendous insight into the Creator's majesty, His character, and what He has done for us. 63 minutes DVD.
Our Universe: What is its origin? Did it come from a Big Bang event billions of years ago? Or are the heavens consistent with the Biblical account of creation instead? The Big Bang is a popular creation myth within Western culture today. Secular cosmologists claim that the idea is a valid scientific theory, well-supported by the evidence. These claims are false. Not only is there abundant scientific evidence against the Big Bang, the model contradicts itself, and has absurd implications. An objective evaluation of the evidence does not support a self-creation of the cosmos -- instead, the heavens declare the glory of God.
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- MPAA rating : G (General Audience)
- Package Dimensions : 7.4 x 5.2 x 1.7 inches; 8.8 ounces
- Media Format : DVD
- Actors : Spike Psarris
- Studio : Creation Astronomy Media
- Number of discs : 3
